The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, May 02, 1918, Page 5, Image 5
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Ladies and Girls
THE BEST IS NONE
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f Dry Goods and Krady-to-YVear ueparmieni
Dresses?These are here for vou in a large
F I assortment of Materials, Sizes and Prices.
^ I Among the line you will find Dresses suitBg
able for morning or afternoon wear, street
B or church, also evening. It will pay you to
I see these. We have just received 25 tliis
B week, so you know they are NEW.
(Waists?Among these you can find a waist
for any occasion, for the assortment is very
complete, consisting of Georgettes, Crepe
De Chenes, Voiles in plain and fancy, in
? O- 4.^
i sizes from 3b to 4b, prices mmi ??.^r> > u
$6.50. Come get one.
Skirts?These we are showing in wool,
black and navy, in silks, stripes and plaids,
and in other fancy mixtures. If it's a Skirt
you need it will be wise to look these over.
Organdies?These we are showing in a
vast range of qualities and prices. There
isn't anything nicer for commencement
dresses than organdie, so we invite you to
come and look these over. The prices range
from 35c to 8oc.
VnilpQ?TIipsp stp here for vou in a St vie
Bfl W Aiivvv W ? ? ? v
9 you will need to make a dress for any occaI
9 sion, for we hav? them in plain, fancy
' I stripes, fancy plaids, and figures. Voile is
9 really the most popular fabric today for all
} 9 occasions. /
Georgette Crepe?If it is the best you
9 want, then get Georgette. We have it for
9 you in white and the delicate evening
9" shades. We are holding to the .old price
9 notwithstanding the enormous advance.
9 Make your commencemen^dress of this ma9
terial and have the best.
9 Laces?With all of the fine materials,
9 without the trimmings, you would be at a
9 great disadvantage, but we have not over9
looked this fact, and our line of trimmings
9 is as complete as the materials, so come
H vaii on-n orpf pvprvfihiner comnlete. It
*? JL1VX V ? VVi VV\AA WV, V ^ ? ? ? r .
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, will pay you.
Gloves 4tnd Hosiery?If its either or both
of these vou need vou will find them at
Hooton's. Come and let us show vou.
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E. A. HOO
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PERSONAL MENTION. | , ?Miss Sula Lawton, ol
. j visiting friends in the cit
People Vi^ting in This City and at i \ n T a*
_ ? A i ?Sergeant R. L. Men
Other Points. . . . ,
! compamed by his mother,
T ? , ^ ? | urday here with his aui
-Mr. L. M. Ayer of Olar was a McB Speaks> returning
business visitor in the city Monday. | Ja(,kson ^ njght TWs
?The friends of Mrs. J. C. Guilds man has been in the ser
will learn with regret of her illness, j country since September,
?Mrs. A. L. Edwins is spending!lucratiTe P?sition in Alal
a few days with relatives at Branch-1 s0- many friends here
Tilie i his career with interest.
, ?Mrs. W. Z. Bryan, of Allendale,! Meeting of Ehri^
is visiting herxparents, Mr. and Mrs. |
A. S. Easterling. j Ehrhardt> April 29._
?Mr. J. R. Mahoney, of Charles- hardt Democratic club cal
ton, spent Sunday with his sister, ing last Saturday after
Mrs. W. S. Bamberg. | o'clock and organized by
?Mrs. T. O. Lawton, of Barton,' of the following officer
S. C., is visiting her parents, Mr. and , Smith, president; J. C.
Mrs. A. S. Ea^terling. ! vice president; J. E. McM
?Editor L. B. Steele, of George- registration board, Dr. J
town, spent Tuesday in the citv with lan<*? Wms. Carter, J.
his sister, Miss Steele. lan; member executive
_ , Dr. J. L. Copeland; d
?Mr. Hammond Bamberg, of ? ?
__ _ A . . ' , county convention, D. P. !
Charleston spent Sunday w.th Capt CopeIand Dr j L c
and Mrs. W. S. Bamberg. ^ , Copeland j H Kinard
r?Mr. A. J. Knight, postoflice in-. Carter, M. W. Rentz an<
spector, spent Tuesday in the city j zviillan; alternates, B. T.
with hie brother. Mr. A. W. Knight. < w Hiere .T Wms. Ca:
?Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McAlhaney Kinard, and E. E. Hughe
rand little son, and Mr. Junior Berry, The club unanimously
of Branchville, spent Sunday in the resolution endorsing ever
j city. i President Wilson has doi
?Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Berry, of j in3 0llt his war programr
Branchville, spent several days in j
the city this and last week with rela-j ^ '0 * m
tives. i Pr. J. J. Cleckley is
-Mrs. J. J. Cudd, of Spartanburg, !office this week t0 roon'
is spending some time in the city i Herald o ce.
k with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. G. j Storm curtains have t
H P. Hair. \ ed for protecting occupan
?Miss Genevieve Kirsch left .yes- cycle side cars.
^ sterday for Charleston, where she will jn the number of sa
spend several weeks with friends and agencies this county stan
relatives. j ing the 13th county in
?Messrs. R. P. Bellinger and Carl with 29 agencies, or on<
Kirsch returned to the city Saturday each 670 of population,
from New York, where they spent a; ment shows an increase <
few days. j cies since March 28th.
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Do Your Con
TOO GOOD FOR YOl
It has always been the particular aim
while they are still NEW, and espech
ment exercises of the schools all over 1
tinual arrivals from manufacturers of
you the most complete assortment of
to be seen in this section of the State,
your selection; it matters not what yoi
find it at HOOTON'S.
Virginia Da
And Rut!
Make their bow to the Girls and Li
them, but now tliev are here for vouj
rights for these particular BRANDS
We Want Your Business, We Need 1
Your Business If Service, Materia
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wether, ac
spent Sat- that they ba(* captured it without any
it, Mrs. A. opposition whatever,
to Camp Col. Henderson complimented the,
fine young People of the community for perseverwice
of his their laudable spirit and corngiving
up a | inS each year to strew flowers upon
)ama to do the graves of the dead, who gave up
will watch! their lives in the battle of Rivers
Bridge, and said that he hoped that
wrmlri hp continued bv the sur
dub. vivors, and the children of the sur'
vivors of the Confederate cause, no
-The Ehr-' matter what changes should come
led a meet- i upon the country, because the spirit
noon at 4 of liberty which animated the
the election I People of the Confederacy is
s: D. p.! still alive, and should ever be
Copeland, cherished, and is a real spirit
illan, clerk; for love country which ought to
L L Cope- animate us in the great struggle in
E. McMil- which we are engaged at the present
committee, time. '
elegates to Col Henderson then turned his reSmith,
J. C. marks entirely to the present war,
3land, I. D. and said that it was his purpose to
J. H. A. endeavor to enthuse the people -on
3 J. E. Mc- their duty in the present struggle in
Zeigler, B. all of its aspects. He remarked among
rter, G. B. other things that there was no need
s for us to send troops to Europe, and
adopted a ! to send our boys 'over there to en ything
that i Sage with our Allies to fight the
iinrdflo lmloec a nrrmpr cnirit
^0 jq carrv- uci uiau nu* uvo> uahvw^ m. ...v
ne was engendered and kept up at home,
J. E. F. because troops could not be ex
pected to fight in a foreign
moving his! country when their home people
is over The! did not show an appreciation
' of them, and that it was our
i duty in every way to devote ourselves
ieen design- tQ a spjrit of ]0Ve for country and
ts of motor- jQve for liberty, which would go into
] every department of our life to back
.ving stamp 1 up our soldiers who had gone and
ds well, be- who would go to France and England
the State,: and elsewhere to help save the world
e agency to for civilization.
The state-1 He remarked that there were many
)f two agen- j forces in this great world struggle.
' this war between different peoples
; and Millii
lmencent Shop
J, AND ITS HERE FOR '
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illy at this time, when the Commencethe
county are so near at hand. Conreputation
place us in position to show
Dresses, Waists, Skirts and Millinery
So we invite you to come and make
i want, if it is New and Stylish, you will
wrf
ire Dresses s
edge Hats
idies of Bamberg. You have heard of
l* inspection. We have the exclusive
of HATS and DRESSES.
rour Business, And Intend To Have
il, And Price Count For Anything.
iberg, S. C.
and different nations, and not simply the war?in\
between different armies. That there pie and also
I was the man Dower which the au- these thines
thorities of our government would the great qu
organize efficiently and rapidly, but hand stands
as important as. is the man power by kings and
so is the money power that is be- representing
ing represented in the liberty loan ' ing all repul
drive that is now going on, and also arms, and t
the industry power, the organization of the Germ
of the great industries of the coun- ducing their
try to furnish munitions and cloth-; them; and t
ing and supplies to our people and the great idea ol
allies; the labor power, the organiza- of the goverr
tion of the laborers of the land to State by the
stand together and to stand by the such form
government and to cease strikes and constitution
turmoils and contentions whilst the America, am
war lasts; and paramount to them j represented
all was the power of agriculture,, president chi
which is particularly represented in i That we *
this country by the farmers who de- and plunder
vote memseives not omy to me rais- , Keep alive t
| ing of cotton but supplies of all; this country
! kinds to feed our armies and peopleI ture should
j and to feed the allies who are de- terest of th
pleted by the terible struggle in which ; interest of tl
I we are engaged. ! crowned kin
He warned the people not to be j Henderson g
! carried away with the fear now in the [ rise and nun
country that the price of cotton was ' many from t
going to be fixed by the government,! Great down
i and that he had no belief in the idea : and compar
that the president championed the; ideals of
i cause, but that it was a movement in j represented
congress on the part of cotton specu-1 ton and t
lators and manufacturers to injure and presen
i the price of cotton. j tury and i
Col. Henderson, in substance, fur- try. He gri
1 3 ii? A A ' nonnlo thft
llitJI I tJIJIctrhtJU lliclt ^iiiici ica luuiu v..v
! not keep out of this struggle?the ; the past to :
president tried to keep us out as long power and <
as he could, and that the real cause and emperoi
and the real issue now before the he expresset
people as the reason why we are in the Marne,"
the war is just coining to light and crowned pov
just being realized. That in the be- buried in tin
ginning the rape of Belgium, the de- would lock
struction of Serbia, the outrages of France and
the German soldier and the destruc- in this prese
tion of property, and the submarine idea, as is e:
attacks upon our commerce were re- democratic
j corded as causes which brought on , rule and coi
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ping at Hooton's I
TOUR INSPECTION I
Millinery Department
This department is crowded with many
new things, the very things you and your
daughters will need for Commencement
Sunday, and the evening exercises of the
following days. Past experience has taught
us what you expect from this department,*
as well as it has taught you that you can
find it at Hooton's when you fail other plac- 9
es. Therefore, knowing what you need, we 9
are prepared to fill the various wants of each D
individual customer. We never allow our B
stocks to run low as the season advances, B
for we want our late customers to be pleased B
as well as the early ones. Therefore we can fl
suit vou at anv time it suits you best to come. 9
Summer Shapes?In any wanted quality, B
something different from the early ones, B
come and see these. |
Mid Summer Frames?With just a little I
different turn to those vou have seen. Havev9
FH
your commencement hat made on one of
these, and i^se it for mid summer. I9
Panamas?These we have in large; medi- 9
urn and small. There is nothing better or jm
more serviceable. Come and get one to 9
please you. 9
Ribbons?We have at this particular time 9
the largest and most complete line we have 9
ever shown in plain and fancy, satin and 9
taffeta. If you need ribbons for any pur- 9
pose, come see these. They were bought 9
long before the enormous advance, and we 9
think we can save you time, trouble and 9
money. 9
Chiffons, Malines and Nets?In all the 9
wanted shades for any purpose, dresses or 9
Rutledge Hats?Impossible to get tliese gj
anywhere except at Hooton's, so if its indi- H
vidualitv you admire, get one of these. 9
Phone^3-Jj
rolved the European peo- rible conflict like this, a^ad appealed
brought us in, but that to the people to stand behind the
were but as baggatels to j president, and those who are around
estion. That on the one! and about him, and to square themthe
ideal of government j selves for the terrible conflict which
emperors and princes as is now on us, and which may last for
the State, and as crush- sometime to come.
Dlican ideals by force ol His closing remarks epitomized the
hat this was the object subjects he had talked of in graphic
lan government for tra- language, and his appeal to the peo
people into following pie seemed to have a considerable
hat on the other hand a effect.
' the republic is the rule It was a great gratification that he
lment and the rule of the came among us at this particular
masses of the people in time.
as is/expressed by the =
' ----- - MFPTTXO OP TAXPAYERS.
of the United states 01 --
d where the people are A meeting of the taxpayers, vot,
. .. , ers of Bamberg school district No.
by representatives and a 14> is hereby ^lled t0 be held in
osen at Stated periods; the City Hall in the town of Bamire
not fighting for pelf berg, S. C., on Thursday, May 6,
? . . .. , . . 1918, at 4 o'clock P. M., for the purand
territory, but to j pose eiecting one member of the
hese principles, so that board of trustees, and for the transand
the world in the fu- action of any other business that
be governed in the in- ma>' c?m? "l? rmeet~
. . . . mg. W. M. BRABHAM,
! masses, and not in the Chairman Board of Trustees.
le classes represented by Bamberg, S. C., May 1, 1918.
igs and emperors. Col. ??????????
graphically described the Drives Out Malaria, Biiilds Up System
:a The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
curing or tne iaea in uer- grove's tasteless chill tonic, drives out
he time Of Frederick the Malaria.enriches the blood.and builds upthesystem.
A true tonic. For adults and children. 60c
to the present kaiser ??????????????????
ed this ideal with the ?????-?
the American people I ACT AD CTD A VPf!
K,- rian-rcrn Wnchin P- I Ll/U 1 |3 1 l\iA 1 Ell/
uj uv-uiao , 0 ( _ ? ?
he patriots of 1776, OHnHBHBBHBBHHI
red for nearly cen- ??????????
a half in this couniphically
laid before the From my place one black
historical precedents of mare nnlle weighing about one
show that this thirst for , ,
, . .. . , . thousand pounds. Has one
lommation by the kings
*s had been defeated, as white spot on right hip. Will
1 it, from ".Marathon to J appreciate any information
and that in each case the leading to location of said mule
rer had been crushed and : and will give rewara iui aamc.
e dust, and that America
shields with England,
Italy and crush Germany . .. nnAilflT
int war. He scouted the J# f# dKUWW
^pressed by many, that a
government is unfit to! NORWAY, S. C.
ild not succeed in a ter- j ??